1. NATIONAL LIBERTY

National liberty refers to the capacity of being
sovereign within society from oppressiveness
imposed by the powerful. The term liberty also
suggests the nation as well as citizens of that
particular nation. National liberty is the root cause
of civil, political and economic liberty.

2. MORAL LIBERTY

Moral liberty is a concept in which the individual
lives in accordance to the rules that he or she
creates. This concept was proposed by Rousseau.
The liberty of choice is considered a central part of
moral responsibility.

3. CIVIL LIBERTY

The right of people to do or say things that are not
illegal without being stopped or interrupted by the
government.

4. NATURAL LIBERTY

The concept of liberty or freedom that God gave
you when you were born as a Human Being.

5. PERSONAL LIBERTY

The freedom of the individual to do as he pleases
limited only by the authority of politically organized
society to regulate his action to secure the public
health, safety, or morals or of other recognized
social interests.

6. POLITICAL LIBERTY
 The
right to express oneself freely and
effectively regarding the conduct, makeup,
and principles of the government under
which one lives.

7. RELIGIOUS LIBERTY
 The
right to choose a religion or no
religion without interference by the
government.